This event was discovered when pmt initiated a voluntary, proactive, retrospective registry of over 350 patients to explore and collect data regarding the clinical performance of pmt devices in real-world use.In this case, the event was not reported as a complaint by the customer and there was no device defect or malfunction related to the device at the time of surgery.A (b)(6)-year-old male patient underwent cervical fusion with cages placed posteriorly at c5-c7.At 2 weeks post procedure, the patient reported new radicular pain and underwent a removal of the cage at c6-c7 on the right.It is possible that the cage was malpositioned causing nerve root irritation.No device defect or malfunction was reported by the surgeon.The patient is doing well, and no subsequent issues have been reported.
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